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Do You Know Your Calling?

June 22, 2020/in Sharpening Your Personal Leadership Skills/by Tom Doescher

Many of you know that my most common response to the greeting “How are you doing?” is “Living the dream!” There are several reasons I feel that way, but one would be that I’m living out my “calling.” Some people might think that’s a religious term, but to me it’s the best way to describe […]

COVID-19 Contingency Ideas

April 6, 2020/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

I promised I would share COVID-19 survival tips I received from subscribers. One of my observations from this crisis is that, unlike the Great Recession, some companies are thriving (i.e., those that provide essential services), while others are closed (i.e., no revenue). So although the following suggestions may or may not apply to your business, […]

COVID-19 Contingency Planning

March 23, 2020/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

Who knows how long this coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is going to last. As I mentioned in my last post, at a recent meeting of businesses owners the estimates ranged from four weeks to three months, but it could go on even longer. With that in mind, I’m recommending that you develop a contingency plan with […]

News Flash: COVID-19

March 19, 2020/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

As it relates to COVID-19, for months I had a conspiracy theory going on inside my head, and I finally realized I was in denial. I still may be right about the conspiracy theory, but either way, we have a global crisis. So, I’ll keep this simple. If you are like I was, get over […]

The Four Seasons of Adult Life

March 10, 2020/in Sharpening Your Personal Leadership Skills/by Tom Doescher

I recently heard a pastor/counselor speak about the Four Seasons of Adult Life. As I listened, I thought many of you might enjoy his perspectives. Novice (17–28 Years) Novice actually means new or beginner. You’re transitioning from adolescence to adulthood. During this period, the rational portion of your brain is developing. You make a lot […]